Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-07-04
SOCIAL AND Personal.

A. P. Wilbur, OF the Chico Chronicle. is
visiting in the city.
Mrs. S. L. Richards left Saturday for San
Francisco and Monterey
Mrs. ]. ?. Gilman is spending few DAYS
with Mrs. Sydney Eldred
, Miss May Bedee has Just returned from
q threee weeks visit at Marysville.
Mr.. ana Mrs. L. F. Vandemark, of San
Francisco, are visiting this city, the guests
of J. d. Ferguson.
Antoine Menke of Brightou, has returned
| from his trip to the East, having had a
pleasant and successful journey.
Waller Wallace, of the San Francisco
| Spirit of tie Times, was in the city yesterday,
but accompanied the baseballists to Stock
ton.
Charles G. Woodburn and Edward Tade
left yesterday overland for a tHo-weeks'
visit through Oregon and Washington Ter
ritory.
Jerome Madden, Land Agent OF the
Southern Pacific Company, came up from
the Bay Saturday to spend the 4th in Sac
ranento.
United States District Attorney John r.
Carey came up Saturday, and will spend
three or four days in the city before return
ing to the Bay.
C. r. Shearer and H. D. Mccormick.
train-dispatchers at the railroad office in
this city, are taking a few DAYS rest. the
former at San Francisco and the latter at
Auburn.
Frank Jaynes. Pacific Coast Superintend-
ent of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany, came up from the bay Saturday even.
ing, on their way tosSoda Springs, near the
Summit.
Colonel Creed Raymond and wife, Of
San Francisco, accompanied by MIR. and
Mrs. VIM. Beckman, left for Coles, at the
end of the California and Oregon Railroad,
Saturday evening.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yester-
day: E. f. Upham, Collinsvills; G.. a.
Mitchell, Philadelphia; f. A. Hennessy
and wife, New York; Geo. W. WEIGH, San
Jose Mrs. DR.. Durant. Folsom; Ii. Lind
ner, Woodland S. NJ Butler, Los An
geles; Frank S. Rice, w H. Brown. ]. n.
Knowles, A. Lyser, NJ. B. Frost, w. Robin
son, A. III. Ryhiner and wife, Louis Glass
and wife, c. E. Bray and wife, Joseph W.
Harper, San Francisco; c. A. Butler, New
York T. V. Lamport, Winfield KAN r.
NJ. Cantv, Stockton; Geo. Wallen, Z. II.
Raft, Chicago.
Sacramento Circle, c. L. s. c., held its
final meeting Saturday evening, at the res
idence of Mrs. Rosa Coates, when the fol-
lowing interesting programme was rem
dered Select reading, Miss Nettie Melvin;
instrumental duet, Misses Dora and Maud
Davis select reading Miss Mary Ander-
son; instrumental solo, Miss Maude Davis;
vocal trio, Misses Melvin and Dayis and
Mr.. White; select reading, Miss Coates;
vocal duet, Miss Melvin and Mr.. White.
The remainder of the evening was devoted
to playing "shipwIeck and acting cha
rades. After partaking of a most bountiful
repast, the Circle disbanded.
Rev. C. P. Massey and wife entertained
the Avon Club at their residence south of
the city on Friday evening. The occasion
was meant to be reunion of the old and
present members of the club, and general
response was obtained. A few young faces,
to the number of perhaps half a dozen, were
seen in the company, having been invited
doubtless to give companionship to the
younger members of the family. The
choir of the Christian Society, augmented
by DIR. c. L. Milliken, furnished the music
for the entertainment, and rendered solos,
duos and quartets most delightfully."-. The
literary exercises consisting of original
papers, Rotations and readings, were par
ticipated in by Joseph Steffens, Miss NJ.
Darlington, Mrs. +. B. Purnell, Miss F.
DeLaguna, Selden and Mrs. Hetzel. Mrs.
+. Avery, c. P. Massey and Mrs. Grismer
(Phobe Davis. Refreshments were served
at IL o'clock, and the last guest was depos-
tied at his door at 2 Al